Formerly, the MM version of the 70s was a round yellow head (most likely too resembling of Pac-Man) and was eventually updated into a big green frog head, with the chips you flipped into his mouth switched from round-shaped to flies. Again, MIS-TER MOUTH ! MIS-TER MOUTH ! The game shows a spinning round head with a rising and closing mouth. (i love that description!) MIS-TER MOUTH ! MIS-TER MOUTH ! N: Try to get your chips into his mouth before he closes it. Deep mountanous voice (much like Thurl Ravenscroft from the Grinch and Tony the Tiger fame): MIS-TER MOUTH ! MIS-TER MOUTH ! Narrator: Mister Mouth, a new game from Tomy who just can't keep his big mouth shut. Regina Sings users are losers: 80's Singer Regina teams up with McGruff to tell Kids that It's okay to say no I'm tell you It's true learning when to say no then McGruff says say no will make a winner of you, So losers are user and users and losers so don't do drugs.ДЇirst, a funny jingle. Mimi Marth: McGruff shares a story about Mimi Marth and Albert Bell partolling to stop Crime seeing crooks stealing to breaking into a basement calling the police getting them arrested. This is one of the scariest McGruffs ads in the 80's. Learning that it's best walk with friends instead of by yourself. Let's gets out of here.' McGruff said Tony was lucky that it was his friends that most teenagers are assaulted by strangers. Tony's friends were trying to catch up with him and one of the boys said 'What are you doing walking home by yourself?' Then another one said 'You should've waited at the mall. Teenage Assualt: McGruff says Tony thinks he's walking home alone but he's wrong seeing footsteps and takes off very fast that falls down and can't run anymore.

(This commercial STILL makes me cry and I haven't seen it in eighteen years!) His father shakes his hand and says 'I'm proud of you, son' and then, overcome with emotion, they hug.

Then, when the train pulls into the station, not only is his father there, the whole TOWN is there on the platform (there's a big banner saying 'Welcome Home Jim' or something) and everyone cheers like mad for the young man as he gets of the train. Back in present time, the boy worries that he's let his father down, and he won't come to meet him at the train station. ' Meanwhile, we see in flashback scenes of the young man and his father the boy wins races, the boy loses races, the boy stumbles and picks himself up, and the whole time his father is there, coaching him and encouraging him. I gave it my best shot/I ran my heart out. The song lyric goes 'I ran the fastest mile in Culver County/But Culver County's many miles from here/. It's about a young man returning home from a track meet (we're to assume it's the Olympic trials) and he's looking out a train window, very sad and disappointed. This McDonalds commercial ran in conjunction with the Olympics, the Los Angeles games in 1984, I think. for the great taste of McDonalds.' Oh, and for the record, the commercial is called 'Hats Off.' Announcer: Hats off to you whevever you are.

Man: Look at you now! Woman: They want to take a 'Bow?' Announcer: from 1955 to today Here's to every crew member whoes kept those arches shining. Woman: Never would of met you the top without you.(I think). Man: you still got the willing ways about you. Announcer: Here's to you, Madame (I think that's what he says). Man & Woman singing: our un_ (I forget what they say) heros to carry the day. Woman singing: the stars in our sky still shining on high. Where are they today? Man singing: Here's looking at you kids McDonalds crew kids, you sure have gone a long way. 'Announcer: McDonalds crew kids there've been a lot of great ones in the past 30 years. In 1985, there was this commercial about the 30th anniversary.

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